Duck Tales: The Reliving The Sweep Edition

DUCKS NEWS

• Corey Perry leads Puck Daddy's first Conn Smythe Watch of the 2015 playoffs. [Puck Daddy]
• In the most magumbo-inducing, possibly undercover troll-tastic Ducks article ever, Washington Post writer Neil Greenberg asks a question that I will not repeat. Click at your own risk. [Washington Post]
• What we learned from the Ducks' first round sweep of the Winnipeg Jets. [LA Times]
• Emerson Etem's spectacular goal against Winnipeg has made TSN's list of the best playoff goals thus far. [TSN]
• Teemu Selanne weighs in on the Ducks' sweep of the Jets. [Pro Hockey Talk]
• The Ducks have surprised themselves with their first round sweep of Winnipeg. [Associated Press via Yahoo! Sports]
• Five reasons why the Ducks advanced to the second round [NHL.com]
• John Buccigross of ESPN compares Jack Eichel to Ryan Getzlaf (and puts Getzy over as, not that far behind Sidney Crosby) on the April 23 Edition of Marek vs. Wyshynski [Puck Daddy]
• Ducks get in Jets' heads before knockout [OC Register]
• Five things we learned about the Ducks from Game 4 [OC Register]
• Patrick Maroon is using the playoffs as an opportunity to redeem what he considers an "up and down season" [OC Register]
• Ryan Kesler channeled the Jets fans' boos and taunts into three goals and an assist [LA Times]
• Transcript of Bruce Boudreau's media conference call from Thursday [Ducks]

AROUND THE NHL

• St. Louis Blues forward Vladimir Tarasenko is not fazed by his individual success. [NHL.com]
• The Montreal Canadiens are still searching for power play success. [Associated Press via Yahoo! Sports]
• The Edmonton Oilers are adding former Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli to their front office, according to multiple reports. [CBC]
• Calgary Flames forward Johnny Gaudreau, Ottawa Senators forward Mark Stone and Florida Panthers defenseman Aaron Ekblad are the 2015 Calder Trophy finalists. [Associated Press via Yahoo! Sports]
• It seems as though Washington Capitals forward Evgeny Kuznetsov was worth the wait for the club. [NHL.com]
• After a 16-year career in the NHL, defenseman Hal Gill announced his retirement on Thursday. [CBS Sports]